Portable Bio-Ethanol Fire Grate

Want to enjoy your fireplace, but don't like the inconvenience of wood? Our Portable Bio-Ethanol Fire Grate makes it easy to convert your wood fireplace in minutes to run on environmentally friendly, clean-burning bio-ethanol fuel. The grate comes with a frame that raises the burner slightly, allowing you to decorate the grate with fire glass or any other non-combustible decorative product (not included). Use it in a traditional fireplace or outdoor fire pit to enjoy the warmth and ambiance of a real fire…it holds a half gallon of fuel and burns at a rate of three hours per quart.

• Portable Bio-Ethanol Fire Grate• Holds one half-gallon of clean-burning, denatured ethanol• Burns at a rate of 3 hours per quart• Frame included for raising the grate• Imported

SizeFire Grate:18" x 6" x 12"24" x 6" x 16"

VioFuel:Four 1-gallon containers

ShippingAllow 1-2 weeks for delivery.VioFuel cannot ship to a PO Box and Ships within the 48 contiguous states only.

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